The European Union has completed a spot auction of 3.199 million carbon permits. The permits were sold at a price of 78.2 EUR per tonne. This auction data provides a snapshot of current pricing and demand within the EU Emissions Trading System, influencing how industrial emitters manage their carbon liabilities.
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EU just auctioned about 3.2 million spot permits at 78.2 eur per tonne. Simple data point, but it shows where the floor is sitting right now.
The price is steady, but the real question is how this aligns with the current linear reduction factor. If the supply tightens faster than the industrial shift, we will see these numbers jump.
Price is one thing, but I want to see the volume of permits being held versus used. Does this price actually push a coal plant to shut down today, or is it just a cost of doing business?
